Pink Floyd-The Violent Sequence (Live 1970)

[robloverforeva89]

This song, it just makes you tingle inside and smile with the thought of be able to live life and see the world in a great ultra via musicans guitar, or paino.

[Katimaci]

Köszönöm csigabiga

[munghi]

never heard before ty

[fdsvenskvisslare]

If interested; a slideshow is uploaded for our "No Heaven No Hell"

Inspired by the unreleased piece with Pink Floyd: 'The Mortality Sequence' (from early performances of "Dark Side Of The Moon") -

for a faked Pink Floyd album "Double Core" (Neptune Pink Floyd) made by Pink Floyd fans.

[RWTPK]

I've heard three versions of The Violent Sequence of the concerts. Rick is an extraordinary musician, I'm not a composer, and I composed the music for his memory, I'm not a musician, and I recorded this music. A few months ago I did not know anything about music, just listening to music. Thanks for this video. Go RICK WRIGHT!

[aViewwithaRoom]

mo' piano! As most people have said is Us and Them-like but is like a strangely beautiful rudimentary version.

[TEMPmichaelhansen]

well you tried, but how did it get so bad? is this live?

[cocoabeanbrunetti]

I cry every time I hear this song.

[NikF92]

Rick is a genius. so simple but yet so emotional. Just a piano and a brilliant mind. You won't hear such music in the future. NEVER again! stop hoping or having dreams! Today we live in a society that doesn't appreciate true music qualities. A song doesn't need to be good, it has to be SOLD, commercial. It's all about sound effects, computed music, "fat beats", sexy singers. Look at such rediculous clowns like Lady Gaga. What have we done to music...? Floyd times are over. Irrevocably. a shame.

[schoolglue1234]

@NikF92 I disagree. While we are experiencing a time of shitty popular music, we have seen this before(in the 80's) great music came out in the 90's (blind melon, pearl jam, rage against the machine, etc.) and even some in the 2000's (the white stripes). Great music is coming out all the time and to say that "no music will be as good as that of the 60's and 70's" is just an ignorant statement.

[NikF92]

@schoolglue1234 i'm ignorant, as i'm 18 years old - i did not experience the 70's/80's As for today, yes, there is great music all around. you mentioned the white stripes, i mention coldplay, james blunt... "shitty popular music" is currently taking control of the media. when i was 8 years old, i couldn't recite the lyrics of "disco pogo" !!! who cares today about a wonderful ben folds/nick hornby album or the new peter gabriel masterpiece "scratch my back"? only people 40 years older than me.

[mightyjoeyo]

@NikF92 So you only like shit that is popular in the media?? Typical

[freddiebarry93]

@mightyjoeyo he didn't say he liked "popular media music". he's actually saying the opposite and i commend him because he's 18 and obviously has a good taste of music and doesn't buy into that "shitty popular music" that nowadays has. anyone who comes to this video has a good taste of music.

Im 17 years old by the way

[magyarstat]

Nagyon jó és ritka!

Gratulálunk!

[csigabigaga]

Ó,nagyon szépen köszönöm! Örülök,ha tudtam néhány kellemes percet szerezni.

[BazookaChipmunk]

someone please look at my song, I just want it out there, its the only vid. thanks fro any criticism i need it.

[arqkennyrose]

us and them theme!!!! US AND THEM!!!

[screamwriter1]

@arqkennyrose NOPE

[limunan]

why this song musiccredit :wright,waters?

I think it is just a rick song writing by himself

and lyric is waters

[BazookaChipmunk]

it was Rick for the film Zabriskie Point, it was for a section of the film with riots with students and cops etc. i.e. violent. It wasn't used because it was too sad. give a good search on the web and you can find a great version. search for the complete zabriskie point sessions.

[GarryMcFarlane]

Rick Wright,fantastic keyboard player.R.I.P.

[ILLKRILLKILLER]

the beginning of this, before the piano sounds like prelude 3.0 from slipknot's all hope is gone...floyd influences all.

correct me if i am wrong, but i think that is the name of the intro to slipknots album.

[Timothyv491]

anybody else hearing Us and Them?

[sgtpepper1138]

yeah, it was written in 1969, and shelved until Dark Side, THANK GOD.....

[phoneix91]

sgtpepper1138. Yead dude, it was supposed to be on some movie, but the director was an asshole and didn't include on the soundtrack for it.

[pishposh11]

Yeah phoenix91, it was intended to be in Zabriskie Point, but the director found it too sad 'cause he wanted something more like Careful With That Axe, Eugene.

[csigabigaga]

You're all very welcome!

[yaleisnow]

fantastic song!!thanks!

[ErnieandBert1]

Thanks for the upload!

[Luciferdetrelew]

This is us and them

[countvonjustin]

this is an early version of us and them...called the violent sequence. from when they were working on the zabriskie point sessions.

[psychonautpsychosis]

Love, love listening to this while I'm doing something artistic.

[chiefthegreat]

The photo shows it right: Waters + Gilmoure conspired to hijack Syd Barrets Band ; still there were Mason and Wright for some of the original qualities of it.

[athrough0]

They didn't want to kick Syd out; they had to, or else the band wouldn't have been able to function. Syd often would just stop playing in concert, and things like that, which make it simply impossible to function--you can't be a band if your front man doesn't play music or sing half the time.

If Syd were really into it he would have kept going with his music career, but instead he had to be encouraged (by his former bandmates even) to make two more albums. He simply didn't care anymore.

[theveryslyfox]

You know the two closest friends in the band (though they didn't play together long) were Syd and David? They grew up learning to play together. And David consistently remained present for Syd in his poor health.

[chiefthegreat]

Anyhow they should have thrown out waters instead of Barrett: We then probably would have a lot more of _good_ PF-Albums ...

Maybe Syd didn't care any more for it because of Waters's less inspired dominance ...

After all: Syd was the fountain of creativity, Wright worthy, & Mason the other one of the 2 best drummers on the world, besides John Bonham ...

[theveryslyfox]

I'm glad Syd left it. He was ill and needed care. If he had stayed in the band - he would have been tortured for fans' benefits? Schizophrenia, especially then, is a painful burden.

[chiefthegreat]

Anyhow: I prefer the early things, until 1971: These are usable for a party; the rest you can't throw in because of the too long passages of Waters's singing ... which was also too problem-loaded; he should have sticked to the bass-playing.

Maybe Syd would have deserved a better band, eg. just without Waters ...

[Miszalke1]

Waters didn't sing in Us and Them, there's Gilmour in verses and Gilmour + Wright in chorus.

[theveryslyfox]

and ugh... Sorry for the bad Grammar.

[dufortrph]

THANK YOU for the upload -- awesome!

[manskitto123]

this is by far one of thier best songs , its alot better them us and them. Its the first time i have ever heard it.

[StephanieLives]

There's a bootleg of Rick's in-the-studio demo of this, and that version's quite boring and repetitive... you can't wait for it to end, because there's very little variation to it.

It's from the Zabriskie Point scoring sessions.

[limunan]

why roger and rick both write this song?

not only rick himself?

[BrokenChair88]

Rick wrote the music, and Roger wrote the lyrics on "Us and Them".

[florez411]

On this version credit goes to Rick, on Us And Them credit goes to Rick and Roger, cause roger, as brokenchair88 said wrote the lyrics.

[chelito19play]

Us & them....!!!

thanks

[CraterAE]

Paris 01-23-70??

[Madroxxide17]

Lol, to think that this became "Us and Them"

[VercettiVice]

RIP Rick. Pink Floyd will never be again the same, even if a reunion takes place.

[Madroxxide17]

I'd prefer that they don't reunite without Richard Wright. Because yeah, it just wouldn't be Pink Floyd. It'd be really bad if they replaced him!

[HookedOnSonics518]

Every time I listen to "The Great Gig in the Sky", I say "Rick Wright's a genius". It's cool that they got together one last time before he died.

[TRIARII117]

excellent, minus the sound quality...

shine on rick...

[thewordofgord]

Got to be from

"Violence in Birmingham/feb70"...right?

Amazing concert, had tape for years. been waiting for better generation since forever. "Main Theme From More" brilliant too.

The Amazing Richard! God bless him!

thanks for posting.

g

the word of gord

[djwolf12]

how do i get a copy of this show? i have the 2cd set of a psychedelic night 12/20/1970 and thats my favorite

[bunnygal079]

RIP...one of the greatest

[kev382869]

Great keyboard work by the late, great Richard Wright. RIP Rick.

[csigabigaga]

You welcome!:)

[abisail]

good!!! it's the early "us and them" thanks.